Only four items carry the Ceni name, and all four are Sao Paulo goalkeeper short-sleeve shirts from 2014 and 2015 — the last two seasons of a career that ran 25 years and 1,197 matches for the club. Three are the 2015 “Special” goalkeeper shirt in S, M and XXL; the fourth is a 2014-15 shirt in XL graded 8/10. Everything else he won — three Brazilian league titles, two Copa Libertadores and the 2005 FIFA Club World Cup — falls outside what this stock reaches.
The print reads R.Ceni #01, not Ceni #1, so searching for the number on its own will not help. One of the four listings spells the club “Sao Paolo” rather than Sao Paulo, which is worth trying if a search comes back empty. All four are graded 8/10 and listed between roughly £120 and £180.
Ceni spent nearly his whole career at one Brazilian club, and Brazilian league shirts of the 1990s and 2000s reach the European second-hand market far less often than Premier League or Bundesliga stock. He is recognised as the highest-scoring goalkeeper in the history of the game, with 129 career goals, almost all from free kicks and penalties, and he won 17 caps for Brazil including the 2002 World Cup squad.
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